I found this three or four minute short quite pointless: a real 'one-trick-pony' in its circular argument of a plot during which the investigator turns out to be - wait for it.... - the victim!
If you're going to tell a joke that has a fairly predictable punch line, at least jazz up the telling with some figurative, background or even extraneous detail so that your listeners don't get too jaded throughout the whole procedure.
This short did none of the above, and left me with a 'Oh. Sure. Right. I guess.' feeling. Such reactions are the very antithesis of memorable.
If you're going to tell a joke that has a fairly predictable punch line, at least jazz up the telling with some figurative, background or even extraneous detail so that your listeners don't get too jaded throughout the whole procedure.
This short did none of the above, and left me with a 'Oh. Sure. Right. I guess.' feeling. Such reactions are the very antithesis of memorable.